Ruling Attitude

The ruling attitude, often originating from an Oryx lifestyle or adopting a warrior ethos, can manifest in different ways:

• Establishing good morale and a solid ethical foundation for decision-making.
• Engaging in frequent democratic (e.g., consensus) discussions to tackle problems or address crises.
• Being willing to take charge when necessary to prevent potential derailments.
• Recognising and embracing responsibilities to collaborate and co-create (i.e., accepting accountability for situations).
• Acknowledging the contributions of others.
• Valuing personal and familial commitments.
• Being flexible and accommodating.
• Upholding fairness in actions and behaviours.
• Providing constructive criticism.
• Ensuring precision in communicating ideas.
• Modelling enthusiasm, encouragement, and initiative.

This attitude fosters a proactive approach to challenges, promotes inclusivity and accountability, and cultivates a supportive and productive environment for personal and collective growth.

For a deeper and more thorough understanding, we recommend consulting the ruling attitude portrayed by victims. Doing so will provide a more well-rounded perspective.